22 Dead and Over 60 Injured in Maine Mass Shooting by Army Reservist with Mental Health Issues
22 Dead and Over 60 Injured in Maine Mass Shooting by Army Reservist with Mental Health Issues
A devastating mass shooting in Maine has left 22 people dead and over 60 injured, marking the deadliest such incident in the state's history. The gunman, identified as Army Reservist Robert Card, had a known history of mental health issues.
In a video obtained by WMTW-TV 8, taken from a New York State Police body camera, Card is seen being interviewed by officers at Camp Smith in Cortlandt, New York, on July 16, 2023. This footage provides a glimpse into Card’s interactions with law enforcement months before the tragic event.
Army officials are scheduled to testify on March 7, 2024, before a special commission that is investigating the mass shooting. The testimony will address the circumstances surrounding the incident and the mental health challenges faced by Card, offering crucial insights into the factors that led to this horrific event.
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